Issue #65: TypeScript 5.0 Beta, Change detection and component trees, Host directives, Angular & tRPC
#ngTutorials
Leveraging @angular 15 host directives | by Denis Severin
Not while ago, Angular team released a stable 15 version with few neat features, such as host directives.
In this article I will try to explain how to leverage the directive composition approach and move from old class-inheritance to a composition approach.
Why you actually need RxJS (even if you don't realise it) | by Joshua Morony
RxJS provides a way to explicitly handle asynchronous reactivity in your applications. This video explains what that means exactly, the difference to synchronous reactivity, and why the out of the box reactivity solutions Svelte and SolidJS might not be enough.
Common Pitfalls in Angular Component Testing | by Dany Paredes
This article focuses on the typical problems or issues to face when we start adding testing in a single component with dependencies like services and child components.
Component-Less and Empty-Path Routes in Angular (2023) | by Decoded Frontend (Dmytro Mezhenskyi)
n this video, you will learn what component-less and empty-path routes in #angular are. You will see some use cases when this pattern might be helpful and help you to make your code base more reliable and flexible. I hope you will learn something new today and if so, please share this video with your colleagues and friends.
Angular & tRPC | by Kevin Kreuzer
Maximum type safety across the entire stack. How to setup a fullstack app with Angular and tRPC.
Change detection and component trees in Angular applications | by Max Koretskyi
We can think of an Angular application as a tree of components. Under the hood, for components Angular uses a low-level abstraction called View. In this article we'll take a detailed look how component tree corresponds to a tree of views
#ngPodcasts
Latest Versions Of NgRx v14 & v15 - AiA 367 | by Adventures in Angular
Armen Vardanyan is a Google Developer Expert for Angular, and Frontend Team Lead at Volo. He returns to the show to discuss his article, "Using NgRx Packages with Standalone Angular Features". He talks about how to use NgRx packages with standalone features.
#ngCommunity
Meetup: The Future of Angular | by Manfred Steyer
#ngWeb
Announcing TypeScript 5.0 Beta | by Daniel Rosenwasser
Armen Vardanyan is a Google Developer Expert for Angular, and Frontend Team Lead at Volo. He returns to the show to discuss his article, "Using NgRx Packages with Standalone Angular Features". He talks about how to use NgRx packages with standalone features.